Barbados Anole - Anolis extremus

Florida's Nonnative Wildlife. Species detail.

Established status: Species are
present but not confirmed to be breeding. Population persists only
with repeated introductions and/or escapes of individuals.

Estimated Florida range: 1
county Not reported breeding

Statewide trend: Unknown
status

Threats to natives: Unknown

Species Account: This species is
native to Barbados and St. Lucia, but its existence in Lee County,
Florida, is tenuous. Males attain a length of 19 cm (7.5 in) and
are olive colored with dark blotches and light spots, with the
greenish coloration of the sides and back of the body. The belly is
bright yellow and the head is gray to gray-brown (Bartlett and
Bartlett 1999).

Pursuant to section 120.74, Florida Statutes, the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has published its 2017 Agency Regulatory Plan.

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